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ADNIAnnouncements   20 Oct 2009 - 22:48 - r1.10   DanielFinlay

ADNI Announcements

20 October 2009 UCSF FreeSurfer? Document

Documentation of the UCSF FreeSurfer? processing and QC methods has been uploaded to the 'Post-Processed Image Analysis Info' portion of the ADNI wiki.

-CIND-

19 August 2009 -- UCSF FreeSurfer? data use recommendations:

Freesurfer version 4.3.0 for cross sectional data (UCSFFSX) and FS version 4.4.0 for longitudinal data (UCSFFSL) are now available for download and are strongly recommended for use. The latest data is located under Clinical, Biomarker, Imaging and Related Metadata, in the numeric summary dataset here:

http://www.loni.ucla.edu/ADNI/Data/

note: This data consists of volumetric numerical summaries for each subject that was run through FreeSurfer?. Our in-house quality control ratings will be added to the numerical summaries as soon as they are complete. Additionally, we are currently working on a method to upload the post-processed masks to LONI; an announcement will be posted here as soon as these are made available.

-The Center for Imaging of Neurodegenerative Diseases-

22 June 2009

After completion of UCSFFRESFR analysis with FS version 4.1.0, we determined that there seemed to be a bias for increasing rates of change, and thus the rates of change reported in this data set are spuriously elevated. We strongly suggest NOT to use this data set, and rather use data which we have run with FS version 4.3.0 and will be uploaded in mid-late June 2009. A full longitudinal data set with the latest version of longitudinal FS version 4.4.0 will be uploaded to ADNI by July 15 2009, and we strongly suggest using this data.

-The Center for Imaging of Neurodegenerative Diseases-

3 February 2008 -- Biomarker data available for download. Click the Download button for Clinical, Biomarker & Related Data on:

http://www.loni.ucla.edu/ADNI/Data/

2 April 2007 -- Clinical Data

The clinical data set may be downloaded from the following link (authorized users only): http://www.loni.ucla.edu/ADNI/Data/ADCS_Download.jsp

See the README file included in the download for additional information.

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ADNIBiomarkerCore   02 Jun 2009 - 16:48 - r1.2   MikeDonohue

Biomarker Core News

Below is a brief summary of dates of CSF biomarker analyses run as batches of samples using the Luminex xMAP platform and Innogenetics INNO-BIA AlzBio3? immunoassay reagents. Normalization of CSF biomarker data between results of 2007 and 2008 have been obtained using a statistical approach, resulting in a procedure to maintain lot-to-lot consistency within clinical studies. In addition, during the further review of the pTau181p data a subset of CSF samples required quaranteening all pTau181p data from the late 2008 batch run. The normalization applies to all t-tau, Aβ1-42 and pTau181p results, with the exception of the subset of pTau181p results that require a special correction procedure that is in the process of being completed. That specific subset of data will be uploaded in the near future.

Batch runs of ADNI CSF samples

COLLECTIONS

  1. BASELINE CSFs were collected through early September 2007
  2. YR1 CSFs collected through late September 2008
  3. 24 month and 36 month sample collections-still ongoing

BIOMARKER BATCH TESTING

  1. BASELINE CSFs (“adni_upennbiomk_*.csv”), batch tested Nov-Dec 2007, uploaded on ADNI website: Aβ1-42, t-tau, pTau181p data early 2008, THIS IS A FINAL DATASET (REPORTED in Annals of Neurology, 2009). Data were reported on 410 subjects as described in the Annals of Neurology publication (Cerebrospinal fluid biomarker signature in Alzheimer’s Disease Neuroimaging Initiative subjects. Shaw LM, Vanderstichele H, Knapik-Czajka M, Clark C, Aisen PS, Petersen RC, Blennow K, Soares H, Simon A, Lewczuk P, Dean R, Siemers E, Potter W, Lee VM-Y, Annals of Neurology 2009; available on the publisher’s website).
  2. BASELINE, YR1 and 24 month samples batch tested Nov-Dec 2008 (Included 59 24 month CSFs; “adni_upennbiomk2_*.csv”), uploaded preliminary dataset Feb 2009, without pTau181p, and need for “bridge” to 2007 data. We will soon follow up with a replacement upload of the Aβ1-42, and t-tau data following statistical normalization “bridging” data collected using different lot numbers of Innogenetics research reagents.
  3. Retested all 91 sets of “triplet” CSF samples (BASELINE, YR1 and 24 month CSFs; each sample done using standard protocol and a new protocol to help deal with ptau), Feb-March 2009, analyses of these data are ongoing.
  4. In addition, studies were done to bridge between single analyte testing and multi-analyte testing using a modified test procedure requiring lower volumes of CSF. 91 sets of “triplet” CSF samples (BASELINE, YR1 and YR2) were tested using the standard protocol and a new test procedure to improve test accuracy for CSF p-Tau181p, Feb-March 2009. Data analyses of this is on-going.

-- MikeDonohue - 27 May 2009

ADNIBiostatCore   11 Oct 2008 - 00:22 - NEW   KarenCrawford

ADNI Biostat Core

Biostat Core News

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-- KarenCrawford - 11 Oct 2008

ADNIClinicalFAQ   24 Feb 2009 - 17:45 - r1.14   KarenCrawford

Clinical Data FAQ

Q1: How do I get the clinical data?

A1: The clinical data set may be downloaded from LONI here (authorized users only).

The ADNI Biostatistics Core at UC Davis has provided a tutorial on downloading and importing the data into SAS, Stata, and R.

Q2: How is missing data coded in the datasets?

A2: Missing data is coded with -1 and -4. Generally, -4 is used for "passively" missing or not applicable (e.g. item is not collected at a particular visit), and -1 is used for data which is confirmed missing at point of data entry.

Q3: Which column in all the CSV files is the ADNI subject ID number correspondent to the "Subject ID" number in the LONI-ADNI database, the "ID" column or the "RID" column?

A3: In the ADNI subject IDs of the form 123_S_5678, the last 4 digits correspond to the roster ID (RID) which you see in every CSV file. You can also refer to the adni_roster table which lists RIDs and their associated PTIDs (of the form 123_S_5678).

Q4: Where can I find a copy of the cognitive assessment worksheets (ADAS-Cog, etc.) used to score patients at each visit?

A4: There are three versions of the ADNI cognitive assessments (baseline, month 6, month 12). Refer to Cognitive Assessment section of the Procedures Manual for information regarding cognitive assessments at visits other than BL, M6 and M12.

Q5: Where can I find ADAS-Cog total scores?

A5: Item level scores and two versions of total scores are available in the adni_adasscores file. TOTAL11 corresponds to the total score on the 11-item ADAS (items 4 and 13 omitted) and TOTALMOD corresponds to the total score on the modified 13-item ADAS (item 13 omitted).

ADAS-Cog Modified ADAS-Cog
(TOTAL11) (TOTALMOD)
Rosen et al., 1984 (modified Mohs, 1994)* Petersen et al., 2005
1 Word Recall 10 10
2 Commands 5 5
3 Construction 5 5
4 Delayed Word Recall -- 10
5 Naming 5 5
6 Ideational Praxis 5 5
7 Orientation 8 8
8 Word Recognition 12 12
9 Recall Instructions 5 5
10 Spoken Language 5 5
11 Word Finding 5 5
12 Comprehension 5 5
14 Number Cancellation -- 5
Total 70 85

* unpublished manual

Raw item level responses are available in the adni_adas file.

Q6: What is the meaning of the visit identifier "Not Yet Determined" (NV)?

A6: The NV ("No Visit" or "Not Yet Determined") visit code is applied when we receive scan QC data (e.g. mrinclusio) before we receive scan information sheets (e.g. mrimeta). In these instances, we do not yet know with which visit the scan QC data is associated.

Occasionally scan QC and scan information records which should be linked are not linkable because of discrepant data (e.g. exam dates do not match). The NV data code will be used in these cases as well, until the discrepancies are corrected.

Files:

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ADNICores   16 Apr 2007 - 19:01 - r1.4   KarenCrawford

ADNI Research Cores

MRI Core News

The ADNI MRI core has uncovered a potential concern about the accuracy of image scaling in the frequency encode direction on Philips 1.5T systems. This problem is currently under investigation. For the time being, we suggest that investigators use this particular data judiciously. This message will be updated as more information becomes available.

PET Core News

Data Recall Advisory

From time to time, our PET Quality Control process identifies data as faulty that have already been posted and downloaded by users. We are not able to notify individual investigators of these problems. Therefore, any investigators working with PET data should regularly check the following site for notification of faulty data, and this data should be removed from all analyses until it has been corrected and reposted.

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ADNIFAQ   12 Jun 2007 - 17:04 - r1.5   KarenCrawford

ADNI FAQ

FAQs

Q: Why are there cases where the subject has a 6 month scan but no baseline scan?

A: The subject's 1.5T screening scan becomes baseline if the subject is approved for the study.

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ADNIForum   09 Nov 2007 - 23:08 - r1.3   KarenCrawford

ADNI Community Forum

Only registered users may post content. Details at: http://www.loni.ucla.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiRegistration

Post your ideas, suggestions, questions here.

Q: What processing steps have the recalled/reloaded scans completed so far? Thanks! -- LaurenBoreta - 19 Jun 2007

A: Descriptions of the preprocessing steps for all data may be found at http://www.loni.ucla.edu/ADNI/Data/ADNI_Data.shtml

ADNIMRICore   08 Feb 2009 - 18:04 - r1.13   PaulaBritson

ADNI MRI Core

MRI Core News

This is the latest update for processing sites that addresses which scan to use if the site did two scans for a particular timepoint.

SubjectVisit CodeDo NOT process (Quarantined)
Visit Date LONI_Study Inumber		Use for Processing
Visit Date LONI_Study Inumber		Reason
002_S_1268 Month 6 20071219 14180 87292 20070921 12120 92226 Use earlier scan. Both MRI's Pass - The 12/19/2007 raw images are qaurantined on LONI. No Scan information sheet available for that scan.
006_S_0484 Screening 06/21/2006 4248 66528 09/13/2006 5122 65566 Subject had m06 visit on 3/19/2006. Withdrew at m12. Screening Neuropsych and MMSE were done on 9/13/2006. Use 9/13/2006 scan as screen scan.
006_S_0498 Screening 06/26/2006 4271 67057 09/19/2006 5366 55943 This subject was rescreened by the site due to being out of window, caused by site delay and scanner artifact. Screening Neuropsych done on 9/6/2006. M06 done on 3/13/2007
006_S_0547 Screening 06/29/2006 4320 67315 09/21/2006 5369 75279 This subject was rescreened by the site due to being out of window, caused by site delay and scanner artifact.
006_S_0653 Screening 20060705 4328 67324 20061114 5950 55948 This subject was rescreened by the site due to being out of window, caused by site delay and scanner artifact.
010_S_0422 Screening 20060615 4198 67144 20061130 6106 63332 There are actually three scans. 5/24/2006 - was a Fail due to protocol noncompliance on all series. screen neuropsych done 10/27/2006. M06 visit done 3/27/2007
010_S_0472 Screening 20060705 4331 63335 20061122 6023 62630 Site Rescreen. screen neuropsuch done 10/25/2006. M06 5/30/2007
016_S_0538 Screening 20061215 6572 75309 20060802 4670 40772 User earlier scan. Site Rescreen. screen neuropsych: 5/5/2006. Bl neuropsych 5/15/2006. BL ADAS: 8/15/2006. M06 ADAS 3/1/2007. M06 1.5T 3/1/2007
023_S_0058 Month 12 20061219 6419 79140 3T 20061219 6423 1342071.5T 1.5 and 3T scanned on the same day 79140 is 3T; process 134207 as the 1.5T
031_S_0568 Month 6 20061206 6229 51832 20061206 6229 90898 Duplicate upload. Deleted processed I51832 from LONI
035_S_0555 Screening 20060606 4116 39601 20061114 5875 39614 Site Rescreen. screen neuropsych 11/02/2006. BL ADAS 11/30/2006. M06 ADAS 5/24/2007.
037_S_0588 Screening 20060612 4584 79817 20061128 6231 79824 Site Rescreen. sc neuropsych 11/06/2006. BL ADAS 12/19/2006. M06 ADAS 7/03/2007. M12 12/14/2007
051_S_1040 Month 12   20071101 13551 81955 Site has been requested to correct the scan info on ADCS
052_S_1168 Month 12   20071218 14146 86837 Site has been requested to correct the scan info on ADCS
099_S_0040 Screening 20051024 2588 34607 20051116 2718 38762 Site Rescreen. sc neuropsych 10/13/2005. BL ADAS 12/14/2005. M06 ADAS 5/26/2006
100_S_0069 Screening 20051213 2807 89343 20051213 2807 33105 Duplicate upload. Deleted processed I89343 from LONI
116_S_0487 Month 12 20070618 9332 97205 20070618 9332 80689 Duplicate upload. Deleted processed I97205 from LONI
127_S_0112 Screening 20060113 2965 98857 20060113 2965 35799 Duplicate upload. Deleted processed I98857 from LONI
130_S_0449 Screening 20060531 4053 121508 20061102 5789 80930 Duplicate upload. Deleted processed I121508 from LONI
141_S_0915 Screening 20060706 5520 48572 20061119 5972 48563 Site rescreen. sc neuropsych 9/13/2006. M06 ADAS 6/12/2007

Scaled 2 Uploads

These are the site 068 re-scaled images corrected for a phantom replacement (not scaled in the AP direction) and ASO (not scaled in the SI direction).

SubjectStudy DateLONI Series IDOriginal Img IDOriginal DescriptionNew Image IDNew Description
068_S_010920060103286263454MPR; ; N3; Scaled130231MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
068_S_010920070320776183135MPR; ; N3; Scaled130233MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
068_S_012720060214306363111MPR; ; N3; Scaled130234MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
068_S_012720070327798570754MPR; ; N3; Scaled130236MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
068_S_021020060216307963114MPR; ; N3; Scaled130237MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
068_S_021020070501899372434MPR; ; N3; Scaled130239MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
068_S_040120061215637670760MPR; ; N3; Scaled130240MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
068_S_044220060509377265727MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled130241MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
068_S_044220070214712669623MPR; ; N3; Scaled130242MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
068_S_044220070626943672437MPR; ; N3; Scaled130243MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
068_S_047320061130612670768MPR; ; N3; Scaled130244MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
068_S_047320070501866372444MPR; ; N3; Scaled130245MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
068_S_047620060511387963459MPR; ; N3; Scaled130246MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
068_S_047820070212709572448MPR; ; N3; Scaled130247MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
068_S_080220070504873772459MPR; ; N3; Scaled130249MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
068_S_087220070615930272469MPR; ; N3; Scaled130250MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
068_S_119120070123680780645MPR; ; N3; Scaled130251MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
068_S_107520061214636392554MPR; ; N3; Scaled130252MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2

As of 10/01/2008 pre-processed files uploaded to LONI from Mayo may be labeled as either *_scaled or *_scaled_2. Scaled_2 files were rescaled by disabling the scaling on the axis or axes for which the phantom scaling may be unreliable. This occurred in two situations. One, replacing the phantom results in unreliable across time scaling in the AP dimension. Two, scaling in the SI dimension was unreliable on early Philips 1.5T scans because the auto shim function was inadvertently disabled in the first version of the distributed protocol. Our approach was to set scaling to a value of 1.0 on the appropriate axes for scans where we were not confident of the accuracy of the phantom based scaling. Attached is a table containing all of the Scale_2 images re-uploaded to LONI listed by LONI Series ID, Original Pre-Processed Image Number and New Pre-Processed Image number. Subject scaling using the phantom had the AP scaling factor set to 1.0 if the phantom was replaced at the site for all scans done with the earlier phantom. Philips 1.5T sites were rescaled with SI set to 1.0 as ASO (auto shim on) is not included in the DICOM series description. There are 2 sites that are not included in this count: site 100 (Boston) 1.5T and 3T, and site 068 (MUSC) 1.5T. Issues with these 2 sites are still not resolved.

on; N3; Scaled_2
SubjectStudy DateLONI Study IDOriginal Img IDOriginal DescriptionNew Image IDNew Description
002_S_029520060418356645108MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118671MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
002_S_029520061102572640966MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118692MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
002_S_041320060502369745117MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118673MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
002_S_041320060519395640657MPR; ; N3; Scaled118675MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
002_S_041320061115592479122MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118695MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
002_S_055920060523397840674MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118676MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
002_S_055920060627429345203MPR; ; N3; Scaled118679MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
002_S_061920060601405948761MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled118678MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
002_S_068520060706437440683MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118680MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
002_S_072920060717448440708MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118682MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
002_S_072920060802466740692MPR; ; N3; Scaled118668MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
002_S_078220060814481740717MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118669MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
002_S_081620060830499240731MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118984MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
002_S_081620060929530440726MPR; ; N3; Scaled118684MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
002_S_093820061005538240980MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118685MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
002_S_095420061010542440744MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118688MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
002_S_095420061108581840749MPR; ; N3; Scaled118694MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
002_S_095520061011543140754MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118689MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
007_S_004120051021258335734MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118672MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
007_S_004120060515393035745MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118697MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
007_S_006820051130272835790MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118677MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
007_S_006820060620423135760MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118699MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
007_S_007020060118290636628MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118686MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
007_S_007020060913512036523MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118986MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
007_S_010120051220283536726MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118681MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
007_S_010120060707439536632MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118700MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
007_S_012820060116290036640MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118683MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
007_S_024920060302313536530MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118687MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
007_S_024920060927526736734MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118989MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
007_S_029320060314320736549MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118690MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
007_S_031620060329330636573MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118693MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
007_S_034420060331331636579MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118696MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
007_S_041420060522396836599MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118698MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
007_S_069820060707439436613MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119030MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
010_S_006720051130272596211MPR; ; N3; Scaled118674MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
010_S_006720060814480865577MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled118981MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
010_S_006720070122675770630MPR; ; N3; Scaled118706MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
010_S_016120060119291292666MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled118670MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
010_S_016120060816485963315MPR; ; N3; Scaled118983MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
010_S_041920060516388863320MPR; ; N3; Scaled118701MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
010_S_041920061215637363325MPR; ; N3; Scaled118705MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
010_S_042020060615419665580MPR; ; N3; Scaled119024MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
010_S_042020070313762870639MPR; ; N3; Scaled118708MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
010_S_042220060615419867144MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled119025MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
010_S_042220061130610663332MPR; ; N3; Scaled118703MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
010_S_042220070327808671332MPR; ; N3; Scaled118710MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
010_S_047220060705433163335MPR; ; N3; Scaled119029MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
010_S_047220061122602362630MPR; ; N3; Scaled118702MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
010_S_066220060712444465585MPR; ; N3; Scaled119031MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
010_S_078620060927532965597MPR; ; N3; Scaled118990MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
010_S_082920070208701763349MPR; ; N3; Scaled118997MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
010_S_090420061207627463357MPR; ; N3; Scaled118704MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_063420060616424364585MPR; ; N3; Scaled118691MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_063420070103652364590MPR; ; N3; Scaled118736MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_063420070710958973892MPR; ; N3; Scaled118751MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_063720060616431859243MPR; ; N3; Scaled118711MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_063720070108658859169MPR; ; N3; Scaled118739MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_063720070705953582989MPR; ; N3; Scaled118737MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_068920060705439192398MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled118713MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_068920070110662659195MPR; ; N3; Scaled118740MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_0689200707191037974656MPR; ; N3; Scaled118754MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_071220060629445192401MPR; ; N3; Scaled118712MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_071220070116670959202MPR; ; N3; Scaled118743MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_0712200707251036989735MPR; ; N3; Scaled118756MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_072020060809474092529MPR; ; N3; Scaled118714MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_072020070220719170645MPR; ; N3; Scaled118744MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_0720200708211131675443MPR; ; N3; Scaled118759MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_080320060922521159250MPR; ; N3; Scaled118716MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_080320070404808971340MPR; ; N3; Scaled118747MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_091720061201617059207MPR; ; N3; Scaled118719MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_091720070619934974666MPR; ; N3; Scaled118709MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_093220060920525959255MPR; ; N3; Scaled118715MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_093220070502870074671MPR; ; N3; Scaled118748MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_100920061101568564717MPR; ; N3; Scaled118717MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_100920070530904671348MPR; ; N3; Scaled118752MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_103320061116594359219MPR; ; N3; Scaled118718MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_103320070529904374674MPR; ; N3; Scaled118749MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_113320070112665259224MPR; ; N3; Scaled118741MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_1133200708011048874681MPR; ; N3; Scaled118758MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_116520061228651159229MPR; ; N3; Scaled118729MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_116520070712962271358MPR; ; N3; Scaled118753MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_117520070105655859232MPR; ; N3; Scaled118738MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_1175200707301046674684MPR; ; N3; Scaled118757MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_121220070112664659237MPR; ; N3; Scaled118742MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_1212200707241037272165MPR; ; N3; Scaled118755MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_129220070301740392429MPR; ; N3; Scaled118746MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_1292200709121193979495MPR; ; N3; Scaled118760MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
012_S_132120070222724263367MPR; ; N3; Scaled118745MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_004320051208276236485MPR; ; N3; Scaled120056MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_004320060810474634975MPR;; N3;Scaled119794MPR;;N3;Scaled_2
018_S_004320070206696765926MPR; ; N3; Scaled118996MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_005520051201273286354MPR; ; N3; Scaled118831MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_005520060718450634979MPR;;N3;Scaled119795MPR;;N3;Scaled_2
018_S_005520070227732068428MPR; ; N3; Scaled118833MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_005720051117269436501MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled118828MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_005720060818488934984MPR;;N3;Scaled119796MPR;;N3;Scaled_2
018_S_005720070105661865931MPR; ; N3; Scaled118830MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_008020051229284988356MPR; ; N3; Scaled118825MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_008020060711444078850MPR; ; N3; Scaled118826MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_008020070111663269594MPR; ; N3; Scaled118827MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_008720051222283636504MPR; ; N3; Scaled118838MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_008720060821491034989MPR;;N3;Scaled119797MPR;;N3;Scaled_2
018_S_008720070209703768433MPR; ; N3; Scaled118824MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_010320060105286636509MPR; ; N3; Scaled118798MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_010320060808473134994MPR;;N3;Scaled119798MPR;;N3;Scaled_2
018_S_014220060119291336886MPR; ; N3; Scaled118792MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_014220060825495934999MPR;;N3;Scaled119799MPR;;N3;Scaled_2
018_S_014220070216715565938MPR; ; N3; Scaled118797MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_015520060223309736892MPR; ; N3; Scaled118789MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_015520060921521535004MPR;;N3;Scaled119800MPR;;N3;Scaled_2
018_S_015520070320786967097MPR; ; N3; Scaled118791MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_028620060323326837007MPR; ; N3; Scaled118779MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_028620061116593836514MPR; ; N3; Scaled118783MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_028620070515887567104MPR; ; N3; Scaled118788MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_033520060516390035009MPR;;N3;Scaled119801MPR;;N3;Scaled_2
018_S_033520061128605367686MPR; ; N3; Scaled118777MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_033520070522896767928MPR; ; N3; Scaled118778MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_036920060330331337194MPR; ; N3; Scaled118772MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_036920060511382937190MPR; ; N3; Scaled118773MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_036920061027563969599MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled118774MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_0369200704241070482152MPR; ; N3; Scaled118775MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_040620060420361437199MPR; ; N3; Scaled118769MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_040620061207625967938MPR; ; N3; Scaled118770MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_040620070608918867692MPR; ; N3; Scaled118771MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_042520060419360663383MPR; ; N3; Scaled118766MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_042520061212630666977MPR; ; N3; Scaled118767MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_042520070615931266984MPR; ; N3; Scaled118768MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_045020060504373537206MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled118763MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_045020061208624768438MPR; ; N3; Scaled118764MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_045020070612925682157MPR; ; N3; Scaled118765MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_063320060615419335036MPR;;N3;Scaled120057MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
018_S_068220060706437035044MPR;;N3;Scaled119802MPR;;N3;Scaled_2
018_S_068220070202693465971MPR; ; N3; Scaled118995MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_003020051010214131631MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118750MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_003020051026259131623MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118790MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_003020060413351251902MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118776MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_003020060414351645104MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118793MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_003020061012543681851MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118795MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_003020070426851764059MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118835MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_003020070427853362404MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118836MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_003120051012244669612MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118843MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_003120051028259851934MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118848MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_003120060417353351920MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118840MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_0031200604171068181856MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118842MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_003120061030566054702MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118845MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_0031200610301068289933MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118846MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_004220051031260531084MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118850MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_004220060503372631093MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118796MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_004220061109579651939MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118799MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_004220070608919164068MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118829MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_0058200511302722108504MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118832MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_005820051212276330968MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118837MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_005820060613417530979MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118841MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_005820060622425431008MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118847MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_005820061219642351973MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118849MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_005820061219641979140MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118852MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_006120051129271731102MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119062MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_006120051220282331107MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118854MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_006120060615419464681MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118855MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_006120060705433331116MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118857MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_006120061206619481865MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118859MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_0061200612061068381874MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118858MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_007820051216281851999MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118861MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_007820060112288051981MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118862MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_007820060711442451989MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118863MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_007820060712446379545MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118865MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_007820070110661252004MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118866MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_007820070111664352013MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118867MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_008120060110287331125MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118869MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_008120060725458631134MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118872MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_008120070116667152022MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118873MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_008320051214280831143MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118874MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_008320060710440231156MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118876MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_008320070108657352031MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118877MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_008420060104286031205MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118970MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_008420060727462031161MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118979MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_008420070124682752044MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118993MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_009320060103285431251MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118969MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_012620060208302631271MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118973MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_012620060808472731276MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118980MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_012620070321787162422MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119002MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_013920060124293731300MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118971MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_013920060206301731313MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118972MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_013920060728461881883MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118978MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_0139200607281068431326MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119007MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_021720060221308531346MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118974MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_021720060815482731355MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118982MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_021720070302738052075MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118999MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_033120060323326631369MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118975MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_033120060412350266018MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119018MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_033120061003534186222MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118991MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_0331200610031068582171MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119008MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_033120070319770767174MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119001MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_033120070411816667183MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119003MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_037620060403331931384MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118976MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_037620060428366531392MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118882MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_037620061019550852080MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118794MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_037620061019551552093MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118839MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_037620070320778164791MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118844MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_037620070320778764800MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118851MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_038820060410347931437MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118853MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_038820060504373631446MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118856MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_038820061106576981396MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118860MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_0388200611061068681905MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118864MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_038820070413819464813MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118868MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_0388200704178248101432MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118871MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_060420060602406731455MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118875MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_060420060620422031468MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119026MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_060420061212632079191MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118992MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_0604200612121068781928MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119009MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_060420070611922164690MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119005MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_060420070611922364077MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119006MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_061320060621424031473MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119027MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_061320060724456931482MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118977MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_062520060623426131495MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119028MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_062520060712446031500MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119032MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_0625200702277318101445MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118998MPR;GradWarp;B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_062520070227733652098MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118998MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_085520060905503031509MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118985MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_085520060918516431518MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118987MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_085520070315765564818MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119000MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_085520070426851267192MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119004MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_088720060920518331526MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118988MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_088720070329802464082MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118878MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_091620060922521931533MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118879MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_091620060929530131540MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118880MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_091620070424840187302MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118884MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_091620070424844564827MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118881MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_092620060927526331547MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118892MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_092620070403806764840MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118902MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_092620070403807164995MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118901MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_096320061004535989417MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118903MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_096320061017547290026MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118904MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_096320070402805765004MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118905MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_096320070404809464849MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118906MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_104620061106577246396MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118907MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_104620061115593552107MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118908MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_104620070529903487518MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118909MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_1046200706259419109749MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118910MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_110420061115592848851MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118911MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_110420061205618152120MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118912MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_110420070614928864095MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118913MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_1104200706149290109740MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118914MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_112620061213632570687MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118916MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_112620070619935564100MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118917MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_112620070622940689071MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118918MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_119020070108659246417MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118919MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_119020070117669452129MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118920MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_124720070131689948857MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118994MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_124720070221722452138MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118922MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_126220070209707162433MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118923MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_126220070228733964862MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118924MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_128920070212708189938MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118925MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_128920070220722046426MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118926MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
023_S_130620070216715146435MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled118927MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
027_S_007420051209281534316MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119067MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
027_S_011620060127300834325MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119068MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
027_S_011820060224310334114MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119069MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
027_S_012020060206302834332MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119070MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
027_S_017920060224310034136MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119071MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_009520051222285363424MPR; ; N3; Scaled119076MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_009520060713563663429MPR; ; N3; Scaled119077MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_009520070307748582283MPR; ; N3; Scaled119078MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_014720060126296437210MPR; ; N3; Scaled119079MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_018720060213305137217MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled119080MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_018720060824513582290MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled119081MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_018720070308754067114MPR; ; N3; Scaled119082MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_0187200708231141979695MPR; ; N3; Scaled119083MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_021420060220308837224MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled119084MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_021420060925527336456MPR; ; N3; Scaled119085MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_021420070319779367119MPR; ; N3; Scaled119086MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_040020060417353236459MPR; ; N3; Scaled119087MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_040020061027569336464MPR; ; N3; Scaled119088MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_040020070518895083066MPR; ; N3; Scaled119089MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_047920060515386736469MPR; ; N3; Scaled119090MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_047920061127606986652MPR; ; N3; Scaled119091MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_047920070608924179618MPR; ; N3; Scaled119092MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_067720060629432537228MPR; ; N3; Scaled119102MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_067720070208717196293MPR; ; N3; Scaled119103MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_067720070719987582294MPR; ; N3; Scaled119104MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_071820060712448236474MPR; ; N3; Scaled119105MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_071820070305744588062MPR; ; N3; Scaled119110MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_0718200708201120088519MPR; ; N3; Scaled119111MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_097820061016546937238MPR; ; N3; Scaled119112MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_097820070509881763437MPR; ; N3; Scaled119113MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_103720061102574936482MPR; ; N3; Scaled119114MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_103720070517893483071MPR; ; N3; Scaled119115MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_110120061121598263442MPR; ; N3; Scaled119116MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_110120070523898965047MPR; ; N3; Scaled119117MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_116920061221647365052MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled119118MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
032_S_1169200708241162978930MPR; ; N3; Scaled119119MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
033_S_051120060601404642240MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119121MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
033_S_051320060518392642258MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119122MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
033_S_051420060518392342276MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119123MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
033_S_051420060619422442285MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119124MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
033_S_051620060522396442308MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119125MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
033_S_056720060517389542370MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119126MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
033_S_072320060714447742384MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119127MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
033_S_072420060726460442400MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119128MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
033_S_072420060811476642393MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119129MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
033_S_072520060720454842409MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119130MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
033_S_072520060816486642418MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119131MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
033_S_073320060718450042425MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119132MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
033_S_073320060818490562900MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119133MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
033_S_073420060718450242434MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119134MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
033_S_073920060719450442441MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119135MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
033_S_074120060719452042450MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119136MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
052_S_067120060705432664161MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119137MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
052_S_095120061019550364170MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119138MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
052_S_095220061019550589952MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119139MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_038920060420359965676MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119140MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_038920061106576466635MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119141MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_038920070509882570726MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119142MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_03892007111413712102396MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119143MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_03892008043015776107985MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119144MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_050720060515387180199MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119145MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_050720060606408875459MPR; ; N3; Scaled119146MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_050720061211628688430MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119147MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_0507200612111421990578MPR; ; N3; Scaled119148MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_050720070611923975462MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119157MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_050720070611922975471MPR; ; N3; Scaled119158MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_0507200711271383489635MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119159MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_0507200711271379185542MPR; ; N3; Scaled119160MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_05072008061116365112547MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119161MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_062120060612415764189MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119162MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_062120070109659666644MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119163MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_062120070704956382527MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119168MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_0621200801091427291010MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119170MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_06212008061816501112262MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119171MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_091920061016551265689MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119172MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_091920070508876966653MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119173MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_0919200710231345387132MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119174MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_104420061026564364203MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119175MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_104420070604924372269MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119176MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
053_S_10442007112113774102405MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119177MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_001920051012222445228MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119178MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_001920060613416534761MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119179MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_002920051014256038717MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119180MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_002920060502393834770MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119181MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_003820051110265035875MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119182MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_003820060623427045250MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119183MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_004520051116268435888MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119184MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_004520060713450834783MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119185MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_005620051109264635893MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119186MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_005620060707438538678MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119187MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_005920051212276835902MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119188MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_005920060707438038696MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119189MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_007620051206275535911MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119190MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_007620060714451034788MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119191MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_007720051221295468120MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119192MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_007720060821494186213MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119193MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_009820060130298835920MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119209MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_011020060125296035933MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119194MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_017620060403339134797MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119195MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_017720060310320634806MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119196MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_024320060309316334819MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119197MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_025720060519394134824MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119198MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_028420060317326934837MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119199MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_029020060328330834846MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119200MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_029020060601405589124MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119201MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_033620060504374234857MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119202MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_060720060627428335938MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119203MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_060720060818489989123MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119204MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
067_S_082820060905502465716MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119205MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
068_S_044220060606408537024MPR; ; N3; Scaled119805MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
068_S_047620060712448837034MPR; ; N3; Scaled119806MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
068_S_047820060712446437041MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled119807MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
072_S_031520060329329986438MPR; ; N3; Scaled119221MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
072_S_031520061116596082537MPR; ; N3; Scaled119222MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
072_S_031520070509884770789MPR; ; N3; Scaled119223MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
072_S_121120070309752464960MPR; ; N3; Scaled119224MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
072_S_1211200709061178179012MPR; ; N3; Scaled119225MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
072_S_138020070416830264332MPR; ; N3; Scaled119226MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
073_S_008920060126295749675MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119227MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
073_S_008920060831500980648MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119228MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
073_S_031120060531404039868MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119229MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
073_S_031220060531404239881MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119230MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
073_S_038620060420365349680MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119231MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
073_S_044520060619422239899MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119232MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
073_S_051820060911511339909MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119233MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
073_S_056520060621424539919MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119234MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
073_S_090920061002535275485MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119235MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
082_S_030420060321330095653MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119236MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
082_S_030420060406346777069MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119237MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
082_S_036320060328346939730MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119238MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
082_S_046920060606408939739MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119239MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
082_S_046920060717449639749MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119240MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
082_S_064020060703442349479MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119241MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
082_S_064020060725459339772MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119242MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
082_S_064120060619422639785MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119243MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
082_S_076120060807493139791MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119244MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
082_S_083220060830516182542MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119245MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
082_S_092820060929533239805MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119246MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
109_S_077720060907506082576MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119258MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
109_S_087620060919519682594MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119259MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
109_S_095020061025563197200MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119261MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
109_S_096720061023562855044MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119260MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
109_S_101320061108593066149MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119262MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
109_S_101420061228657963479MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119264MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
109_S_111420061227654563489MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119263MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
109_S_115720070103654766158MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119265MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
109_S_118320070103654866167MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119266MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
109_S_119220070111666763503MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119267MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
121_S_132220070302738466185MPR; ; N3; Scaled119268MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
121_S_135020070309752168618MPR; ; N3; Scaled119269MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_005020051111265664390MPR; ; N3; Scaled119270MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_005020060607412263526MPR; ; N3; Scaled119271MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_005020061207623966664MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled119272MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_005020070620938566667MPR; ; N3; Scaled119273MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_007220060104286364395MPR; ; N3; Scaled119274MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_007220060719454763531MPR; ; N3; Scaled119275MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_007220070118672666672MPR; ; N3; Scaled119276MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_008820060106286764400MPR; ; N3; Scaled119277MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_008820060814481963538MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled119283MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_009120051223284464405MPR; ; N3; Scaled119288MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_009120060627428463543MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled119289MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_009120070111666066677MPR; ; N3; Scaled119290MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_009420051228284564410MPR; ; N3; Scaled119300MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_009420060626427663546MPR; ; N3; Scaled119301MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_009420070110663780727MPR; ; N3; Scaled119306MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_010620060120291765478MPR; ; N3; Scaled119307MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_010620060801465764965MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled119308MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_010620070124683766682MPR; ; N3; Scaled119309MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_010820060201300164417MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled119310MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_010820060808471866300MPR; ; N3; Scaled119311MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_010820070222725066687MPR; ; N3; Scaled119321MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_011320060308316063551MPR; ; N3; Scaled119322MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_011320060913512365483MPR; ; N3; Scaled119323MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_011320070312753166692MPR; ; N3; Scaled119324MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_016220060208303364422MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled119325MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_016220061102574266697MPR; ; N3; Scaled119326MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_016220070502871566702MPR; ; N3; Scaled119327MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_029820060411349964427MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled119328MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_029820061108578180732MPR; ; N3; Scaled119329MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_029820070509878366707MPR; ; N3; Scaled119330MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_039020060411348864430MPR; ; N3; Scaled119331MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_039020061113604566712MPR; ; N3; Scaled119332MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_039020070503871766717MPR; ; N3; Scaled119333MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
123_S_130020070308747066305MPR; ; N3; Scaled119334MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_013520060126296768623MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119364MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_013520060921520669631MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119365MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_0138200601252968104521MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119366MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_013820060831500368639MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119367MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_016720060915515897236MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119368MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_018820060206302269639MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119369MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_018820060908505468657MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119370MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_020020060213305868802MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119371MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_020020060914514598866MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119372MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_020520060210304068813MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119373MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_020520060911506568684MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119374MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_021620060214305668835MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119375MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_021620060912510580792MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119376MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_022520060215307068842MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119377MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_022520060920518990587MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119378MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_022720060302322968711MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119379MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_022720061019551368722MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119380MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_022920060308321492342MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119381MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_022920061017548068727MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119382MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_023020060308317868745MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119383MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_023020061017548168752MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119384MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_024520060321324868861MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119385MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_024520061010540768868MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119386MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_025820060406345068879MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119387MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_025820061020557168893MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119389MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_026620060322325468898MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119390MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_026620061003534868905MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119391MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_027220060322325868927MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119392MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_027220061012543968939MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119393MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_031020060324327868944MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119395MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_031020061030569589774MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119396MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_050020060515388070814MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119397MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_050020061115592668960MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119398MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_051720060526401968976MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119399MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_052220060519395968983MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119400MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_052820060517391369679MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119401MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_054520060524400369000MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119402MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_060820060601407469019MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119403MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_061120060608413069032MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119404MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_071520060718451389788MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119405MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_074020060731464669048MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119406MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_077020060728462870859MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119407MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_086320060925523098875MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119408MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_094720061006538969073MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119409MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
128_S_104320061115592569091MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119410MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_043320060503372539937MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119480MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_043320060519394739961MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119481MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_043320061129616881618MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119482MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_043320070510880772540MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119483MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0433200705101052283535MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119484MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_04332008050915902106576MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119485MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0488200605093780107934MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119486MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_048820060602406539969MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119487MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_048820061214639681620MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119489MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_048820070711964489796MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119490MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_048820070711964881547MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119500MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_04882008060216225109943MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119501MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_04882008060216174109952MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119502MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0493200605093781107943MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119503MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_049320060531405139973MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119504MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_049320061204618951010MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119505MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_049320061214635051028MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119506MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_049320070627945972552MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119507MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_04932008052316061108468MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119508MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_04932008052816155108738MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119509MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_052520060530401639980MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119510MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_052520060710439639989MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119511MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_052520070201698451034MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119512MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_052520070201691763806MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119513MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0525200707261041472935MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119514MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0525200707261033472944MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119516MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_062920060623429040954MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119520MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_062920060719451639996MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119521MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_062920070131691451050MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119522MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_062920070131691251046MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119523MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0629200707251029692705MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119524MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0629200708301163092714MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119525MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0629200802041451792056MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119526MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_063820060626443167531MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119527MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_063820060906745870909MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119528MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_063820070301737481551MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119529MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_063820070301738570914MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119530MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0638200709051171881563MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119531MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0638200709071180279053MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119532MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0638200802291483797280MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119533MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0638200803061493699205MPR;GradWarp;B1 Correction;N3;Scaled119804MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_072720060907504566356MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119534MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_072720061129607751087MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119535MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_072720070314762266362MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119536MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_072720070315765363810MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119537MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0727200709191196881445MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119538MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0727200709201201090632MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119539MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_07272008031114994105800MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119540MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_07272008032615153102532MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119541MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_077120060905503492286MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119602MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_077120061018550051094MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119603MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_077120070402807872556MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119604MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_077120070405809683177MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119605MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0771200710111325391189MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119606MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0771200710111319891197MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119607MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_07712008041715586108076MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119608MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_07712008041715534108714MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119609MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_079220060825497266373MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119610MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_079220060925523351101MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119611MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_079220070321777066386MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119621MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_079220070330805381567MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119622MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0792200709251229792721MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119623MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0792200709251227683184MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119624MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_07922008031715077102543MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119625MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_091220061009539640000MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119626MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_091220061023557740962MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119627MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_091220070418826581576MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119628MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_091220070423834072565MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119629MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0912200711011354988122MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119630MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0912200711011354783542MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119631MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_09122008042215755105813MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119632MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_09122008042315646105821MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119633MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_091320061227653163819MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119634MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_091320070118672466397MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119635MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_091320070718975392637MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119636MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0913200707189750106205MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119637MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0913200801161432792066MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119638MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_0913200801181435999113MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119639MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_103120061031567940019MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119640MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_103120061116594040012MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119641MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_1031200711201378485654MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119642MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_1031200712111395188137MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119643MPR-R; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_10312008050715850105963MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119644MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_10312008050915901106585MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119645MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_105520061113584440028MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119646MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_105520061207622751123MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119647MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_105520070611922772574MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119648MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_1055200712271421189803MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119649MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_1055200801251449592070MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119650MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_117020061229653789957MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119651MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_117020070116673351131MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119653MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_1170200707301046481583MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119654MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_1170200707301040772952MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119655MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_1170200801171434592079MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119656MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
133_S_1170200801291445196326MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119657MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_008620060331350866413MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119678MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_008620060508375640172MPR; ; N3; Scaled119685MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_010720060217307740445MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119701MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_010720060829498040437MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119710MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_018420060306314640179MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119711MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_018420060327328140191MPR; ; N3; Scaled119712MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_018420060906503688154MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119713MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_0184200609061080688159MPR; ; N3; Scaled119714MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_018620060224309840201MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119715MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_018620060918524340223MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119716MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_019420060410350440239MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119717MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_019420060424364440248MPR; ; N3; Scaled119718MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_019420061016549986097MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119719MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_019520060313329440452MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119720MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_019520060404337840254MPR; ; N3; Scaled119721MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_019520061002531691201MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119722MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_0195200610021080888164MPR; ; N3; Scaled119723MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_019620060417353540260MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119724MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_019620060501368340269MPR; ; N3; Scaled119725MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_029920060501368440312MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119726MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_029920060512384240323MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled119727MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_030020060509377540328MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119728MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_030020060607411940352MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled119729MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_042620060516389840356MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119730MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_042620060530402540378MPR; ; N3; Scaled119731MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_042920060614418340387MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119732MPR-R; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_042920060627427840392MPR; ; N3; Scaled119733MPR; ; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_057920060629430040410MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119734MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_057920060710441940404MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled119735MPR-R; ; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_069520060918516770924MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled119736MPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; Scaled_2
136_S_087320061002532596178MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled119737MPR; GradWarp?; N3; Scaled_2

Preprocessed Image Recalls - 06/05/08

SubjectScan DateVisitDescriptionImage IDReason
023_S_00582005-11-30ScreeningMPR; GradWarp?; B1 Correction; N3; ScaledI30557Phantom scale factors affected by algorithm modification.
037_S_04672006-05-02ScreeningMPR; GradWarp?; N3; ScaledI83101Two subjects scanned on the same day, subject was originally paired with phantom from other subject.

A discrepancy was found in the phantom scaling.

Preprocessed Image Recalls - 10/3/07

Please discard any preprocessed Scaled data from the subjects and scan dates below that were downloaded from LONI before 10/03/2007.

  • 005_S_0572 2006-12-27
  • 027_S_0408 2006-11-22
  • 013_S_1035 2007-05-30
  • 023_S_0058 2006-12-19
  • 133_S_0433 2006-11-29
  • 133_S_0488 2006-12-14
  • 126_S_0605 2006-12-18
  • 126_S_0506 2006-06-14
  • 033_S_0513 2006-12-07
  • 033_S_1098 2006-12-11
  • 032_S_0187 2006-10-16
  • 018_S_0425 2006-06-19
  • 018_S_0633 2007-01-19
  • 002_S_0413 2006-11-5
  • 002_S_0559 2006-12-12

The corresponding LONI image IDs are: I36433, I38854, I40669, I40808, I42271, I42810, I47388, I48909, I50986, I50991, I50998, I62689, I65955, I65960, I69528, I70621, I71382, I72154, I72845, I73324

The MR Core found discrepancies in which scale factors were applied because of a duplicate id on the phantom for 1.5T and 3T scans done on the same day. The duplicate ids will be reassigned, the studies will be reprocessed under the new identifiers and re-uploaded to LONI.

Duplicate Scaled Images

A number of scaled images were uploaded in duplicate. They have now been deleted. All users should refrain from analyzing the following Image IDs if they were downloaded prior to 21 Sept 07: 45104, 38794, 45203, 46409, 47058, 34420, 48761, 60501, 60490, 42525

Philips Scanners Image Scaling

The ADNI MRI core has uncovered a potential concern about the accuracy of image scaling in the frequency encode direction on Philips 1.5T systems. This problem is currently under investigation. For the time being, we suggest that investigators use this particular data judiciously. This message will be updated as more information becomes available.

ADNI MR Recall

Occasionally, the MR Core identifies preprocessed data through the Quality Control Process that is incorrect. In such cases, the MR Core, through LONI, will make an attempt to contact institutions that have downloaded data identified as incorrect. All investigators should regularly check this site for recall notices and remove data previously downloaded for analysis until corrected data has been posted.

For more information on MR recall advisories contact: Bret Borowski borowski.bret@mayo.edu

Incorrect GE Gradients used for Gradient Warping Correction

Please discard any preprocessed GW data from the subjects and scan dates below that were downloaded from LONI before 06/01/2007.

Subject - Scan Date

  • 006_S_1130 - 11/30/2006
  • 098_S_0149 - 01/22/2006
  • 098_S_0149 - 08/12/2006
  • 098_S_0160 - 01/28/2006
  • 098_S_0160 - 09/02/2006
  • 098_S_0171 - 02/04/2006
  • 098_S_0171 - 07/30/2006
  • 098_S_0172 - 02/26/2006
  • 098_S_0172 - 10/21/2006
  • 098_S_0288 - 03/25/2006
  • 098_S_0542 - 05/21/2006
  • 098_S_0667 - 06/24/2006

The MR Core found discrepancies in the ADNI phantom data analysis indicating the wrong gradient coefficient had been used to GW process these studies. The correct gradient was verified with the MR sites, the data was reprocessed and re uploaded to LONI.

Masks

Masks created by the MR Core as part of preprocessing are useful for performing N3 correction and are not brain masks. Therefore, the description of these masks has been updated to read "Intracranial Space" rather than "Brain."

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-- KarenCrawford - 4 Oct 2007

ADNIPETCore   01 May 2009 - 15:14 - r1.28   BobKoeppe

ADNI PET Core

PET Core News

Data Recall Advisory

From time to time, our PET Quality Control process identifies data as faulty that have already been posted and downloaded by users. We are not able to notify individual investigators of these problems. Therefore, any investigators working with PET data should regularly check the following site for notification of faulty data, and this data should be removed from all analyses until it has been corrected and reposted.

For more information on PET scan advisories contact: Robert Koeppe, ADNI PET Core QC Coordinator (koeppe@umich.edu)

New warnings:

Replacement scan for 033_S_1285

This subject originally had a scan on 8/28/08. This scan was acquired incorrectly at 18m (since this subject is not an MCI subject and hence should not have had an 18m scan). At that time it was decided to use this scan instead of the 24m PET scan. Hence, we initially passed this scan as this subject's 24m FDG scan with the plan was to skip the scan at 24 months. However, the site scanned the subject again at 24m anyway (scan date 2/23/09). This scan has been QC'd and is now the official 24m FDG scan for this subject. The previous scan from 8/28/09 has now been failed, and is no longer accessible from LONI. The new 24M FDG scan for 033_S_1285 was approved on March 12th, 2009. If this scan was downloaded before March 13, 2009, please download again and replace. Downloads March 13, 2009 or after will give the newer scan.

-- BobKoeppe - 20 April 2009

Excel file available with listing of all PET scans considered to have potential issues that may effect results of image analysis.

The Excel File now contains two additional pages with specific information for BioGraph HiRez and HRRT scans that have been reworked. The Excel file contains both Series UID and Image UID for all scans to insure proper identification of the PET scans that should be analyzed.

This Excel file can be downloaded using the link at the bottom of this page. It is sorted by site, then subject, then PET visit (BV, 6m, 12m, etc.) and contains both FDG and PIB information. An updated version of this file will be available for download the first of each month. New information about problem scans will be placed at the top of the file and clearly marked. After one month, this 'new' information will be sorted and moved below, so only information from the previous month will be listed at the top. All PET users are strongly encouraged to bookmark this page, and download the file each month. Any questions about particular sites, scanners, or individual PET scans, and the potential ramifications of the specific issues can be directed to Bob Koeppe.

-- BobKoeppe - 01 Nov 2007

Old warnings:

New Site with PET scanner change:

Four more ADNI sites have just replaced their PET scanners (the other sites are listed under "Old Warnings"). As mentioned below, investigators should be aware of resolution differences between scanners, hence should consider analyzing the PET data that has been matched for resolution. This is the 4th of the 4 pre-processed image files that get uploaded to LONI by the QC group. These have a uniform 160x160x96 1.5 mm3 grid and isotropic ~8mm FWHM resolution. Another important consideration is that the apparent size of the brain can be different for different scanners. For example, '20 cm' in size on the older Siemens Accel and Exact is smaller than '20' cm in the newer BioGraph HiRez scanner. As with the previous PET scanner replacements, all "pre-processed" images for the new scanner have been adjusted to correct for these differences. This is important for within-subject analyses.

*Site 009 Baylor: All prior scans were done on a Siemens Ecat Exact 47-slice scanner. Their new scanner is a GE Discovery ST 47-slice scanner For the new Discovery ST scans, the x,y voxel size is reduced from 2.00 mm to 1.945 mm to match the size of the Exact scanner. The z dimension of the scans for these subjects are reduced from 3.27 to 3.24 mm.

*Site 021 Baylor: All prior scans were done on a GE Advance 35-slice scanner. Their new scanner is a GE Discovery STE 47-slice scanner There are no changes in voxel sizes.

*Site 057 and 126 (St. Joe and Parkwood (sharing scanner): All prior scans were done on a GE Discovery LS 35-slice scanner. Their new scanner is a GE Discovery STE 47-slice scanner There are no changes in voxel sizes.

A fourth ADNI site has just replaced their PET scanner (the other 3 sites are listed under "Old Warnings"). As mentioned below, investigators should be aware of resolution differences between scanners, hence should consider analyzing the PET data that has been matched for resolution. This is the 4th of the 4 pre-processed image files that get uploaded to LONI by the QC group. These have a uniform 160x160x96 1.5 mm3 grid and isotropic ~8mm FWHM resolution. Another important consideration is that the apparent size of the brain can be different for different scanners. For example, '20 cm' in size on the older Siemens Accel and Exact is smaller than '20' cm in the newer BioGraph HiRez scanner. As with the previous 3 PET scanner replacements, all "pre-processed" images for the new scanner have been adjusted to correct for these differences. This is important for within-subject analyses.

*Site 003 USC: All scans acquired prior to 2008 were performed on an Siemens BioGraph LSO scanner, the older 47 slice model. Their new scanner is a BioGraph LSO HiRez 81 slice scanner, and was brought on-line in March 2008. To date (April 2, 2008), two scans have been uploaded to LONI, 003_S_1057 (12m scan) and 003_S_1074 (12m scan). For the new BioGraph HiRez scans, the x,y voxel size is unchanged, while the z dimension of the scans for subjects that have earlier scans on the old scanner has been reduced from 2.0205 to 1.995 mm.

-- BobKoeppe - 02 Apr 2008

Recalled ADNI PET scans replaced with new re-worked images
The original raw and processed PET images for the BV visit FDG scan for subjects 128_S_1407 and 128_S_1408 contained reconstruction artifacts resulting from a problematic attenuation correction. When the 6m FDG scans were received for these subjects, QC determined mismatchs between BV and 6m scans bad enough to warrant re-processing of the BV scans. Both "raw" and "pre-processed" FDG images for these two subjects downloaded before 2/12/2008 should be deleted and replaced with the new images sets, as the re-worked images sets were approved and "pre-processed" images uploaded to LONI on 2/11/2008.

Corrected BV FDG image sets for subject 128_S_1407 have series UID S41093. The corrected raw images have image UID I90029. (Original raw images NOT TO BE USED have image UID I77122)

Corrected BV FDG image sets for subject 128_S_1408 have series UID S42724. The corrected raw images have image UID I90030. (Original raw images NOT TO BE USED have image UID I82093)

-- BobKoeppe - 12 Feb 2008

The original raw and processed PET images for the 12m visit PIB scan on subject 128_S_0188 contained time framing errors (frames were not from 50-70 min post-injection). Both raw and processed PET PIB images for this subject downloaded before 12/18/2007 should be deleted.

Corrected 12m PIB images for subject 128_S_0188 have series UID S35089. The corrected raw images have image UID I85224. (Original raw images NOT TO BE USED have image UID I60256)

-- BobKoeppe - 04 Jan 2008

Incorrect Subject
The baseline PET FDG scan for ADNI subject 109_S_1343 has been determined to be the wrong subject. At the time of the 6m PET scan on 109_S_1343, the PET FDG image sets were found not to match, i.e. they were from different subjects. The site has determined that it was the baseline scan that was in error. The baseline FDG scan for this subject has been processed and reuploaded. All investigators will need to replace the baseline PET for this subject in their analyses. (See also the November PET Scan issues file)

-- BobKoeppe - 01 Nov 2007

PET Sites with scanner changes:

Three sites have replaced their PET scanner during the ADNI project. Investigators should be aware of resolution differences between scanners, and should consider analyzing the PET data that has been matched for resolution. This is the 4th of the pre-processed image files that get uploaded to LONI. These have a uniform 160x160x96 1.5 mm3 grid and isotropic 8mm FWHM resolution. Another important consideration is that the apparent size of the brain can be different for different scanners. For example, '20 cm' in size on the older Siemens Accel and Exact is smaller than '20' cm in the newer BioGraph HiRez scanner. In each case the voxel size of scans from the replacement scanner has been adjusted to match that of the earlier scans if there was a scanner change for the subject.

  • Site 016 Wien: subjects 0354 and 0359 had their BV scans on an Siemens Accel. Their 6m and 12m scans were acquired on a Siemens BioGraph HiRez scanner. The voxel size of scans for these two subjects acquired on the repalcement scanner have been made smaller, multiplied by 0.965 in the x,y dimensions, and by 0.970 in the z dimension.
  • Site 100 Boston: subjects 0047 BV, 6m, 12m; 0743 BV and 6m; 0747 BV and 6m; 0892 BV; 0930 BV; 0995 BV; 1062 BV, and 1154 BV were performed on a Siemens BioGraph. Subjects 0747 12m; 0892 6m; 0930 6m; 0995 6m; 1062 6m, and 1154 6m have been performed on a GE Discovery STE scanner. The x,y voxel size is unchanged. The z dimension of the STE scans for subjects that have earlier BioGraph scans has been reduced to 0.325 cm.
  • Site 114 CWRU: subjects 0173 BV; 0228 BV; 0374 BV; 0378 BV; 0410 BV; 0416 BV were performed on a Philips Allergo scanner. All other scans at this site have been performed on a Philips Gemini-TF scanner. The voxel sizes for the new scanner did not need to be adjusted, and are unchanged.

-- BobKoeppe - 03 Oct 2007

Updates for Siemens HRRT and Siemens BioGraph HiRez PET scan warnings:

HRRT issue: see previous comments below, dated May 8, 2007
All HRRT PET scans from sites 029 and 128 performed prior to the posted data recall advisory have been reworked. One HRRT PET scan has been reworked from site 032.

While most of the problem scans are reduced or eliminated, there are a few scans that remain suspicous. A summary of individual scan concerns can be downloaded in the Excel "PET Image Issues" file available from this web-page.

Current Advice (October 1, 2007):
1. The following scans have been reprocessed and the latest versions should be downloaded from LONI, whether one is using the raw uploaded image files or any of the pre-processed image files available from LONI. If there are any questions or doubt about whether you have the latest version of a particular scan, the image files should be downloaded again and the xml UIDs can be checked to make sure.

  • Site 029 subjects: 0836 BV and 6m; 0843 BV; 0845 BV; 0866 BV; 0914 BV; 1038 BV; 1056 BV; 1073 BV
  • Site 032 subject : 0400 BV
  • Site 128 subjects: 0135 BV, 6m, 12m; 0138 BV, 6m, 12m; 0167 BV, 6m, 12m; 0188 BV, 6m, 12m; 0200 BV, 6m ; 0205 BV, 6m; 0216 BV, 6m; 0225 BV, 6m; 0227 BV; 0230 BV, 6m, 12m; 0258 BV, 6m; 0266 BV, 6m; 0272 BV, 6m, 12m; 0500 BV, 6m; 0522 BV, 6m; 0608 BV, 6m; 0715 BV, 6m; 0740 BV, 6m; 0770 BV; 0863 BV; 0947 BV; 1043 BV

-- BobKoeppe - 01 Oct 2007

BioGraph HiRez issue: (sites 016 since 2007, 020, 037, 062, 072, 082, 130): see previous comments below, dated May 8, 2007
Siemens has provided all BioGraph HiRez sites with a software patch to correct the problem described previously. Listed below is the status of scans for all the sites. Scans that have been reworked following installation of the patch should be downloaded again from LONI, whether one is using the raw uploaded image files or any of the pre-processed image files.

Current Advice (October 1, 2007):
1. The following scans have been reprocessed and the latest versions should be downloaded from LONI, whether one is using the raw uploaded image files or any of the pre-processed image files. If there are any questions or doubt about whether you have the latest version of a particular scan, the image files should be downloaded again and the xml UIDs can be checked to make sure.

  • Site 016 subjects: all scans since the scanner change to the BioGraph HiRez were reconstructed with software routines that did not contain the software bug. No new downloads needed
  • Site 020 subjects: 0097 12m; 0213 12m have been reworked following software patch and must be downloaded again. 0097 BV, 6m, and 0213 BV, 6m scan raw data were found to be corrupted and these images still contain asymmetries. Use these with caution. 0883 was scanned after software patch so is acceptable.
  • Site 037 subjects: 0150 12m; 0566 6m; 0627 6m have been reworked following software patch and must be downloaded again. All other scans were either processed with software version before the problem, or after the software patch was installed, and were acceptable.
  • Site 062 subjects: site did NOT save any scan sinogram data, hence no scans can be reworked. Software patch to fix problem was installed on 6/4/07. All scans performed before this date potentially have asymmetry artifact. Use these with caution. Scans after this date should be acceptable.
  • Site 072 subjects: software version used at this site is older, and is pre version 4.xx which had the bug. All images are acceptable. No new downloads needed.
  • Site 082 subjects: site has not reworked any images at this time, but site only has two BV scans.
  • Site 130 subjects: 0232 6m, 12m; 0285 6m, 12m; 0289 6m, 12m; 0783 BV, 6m; 1200 BV; 1201 BV; 1290 BV have been reworked following software patch and must be downloaded again. All other scans were either processed with the software version before the problem, or after the software patch was installed, and are acceptable.

-- BobKoeppe - 01 Oct 2007

Siemens HRRT PET scan warnings:

Sites with HRRT scanners: 029, 032, 053, 128

Summary of warnings:
Two issues exist with Siemens HRRT PET images.

1. After analysis of the ADNI normal control PET subjects, it has become apparent that the baseline pattern of FDG metabolism is different for subjects scanned on HRRT PET scanners than on other scanners. This is not a resolution effect, since the differences are apparent on images smoothed to a common resolution (8 mm). In general, regions in the lower transaxial slices and in particular regions near the middle of these slices, show relatively lower metabolic activity in HRRT scans than in scans acquired on other scanners. For example, the value of the pons relative to the global mean is 12% lower for HRRT scans on average than for all other scans. While the cause of this is not certain, my best guess is that it is a related to scatter correction (or possibly attenuation correction or a combination of the two). The differences are consistent with the lower transaxial slices (base of the brain down into the neck) having greater scatter subtraction for HRRT scanners than other scanners. One possible reason would be that the axial FOV of HRRT scanners is much larger than most all other scanner models, and hence the correction can account for scatter which comes from the levels of the body (e.g. below the brain) imaged by the HRRT that are out of the axial field-of-view of other scanners. Thus, scatter that can be attributed to these “below-brain” slices imaged with the HRRT is being successfully removed by the scatter correction routine, resulting in relatively lower PET values in these inferior slices. Scatter from these areas of the body would not be accounted for and hence subtracted with other scanners since they are out of the axial FOV and not imaged.

This apparent difference between scanner types was not seen in the phantom studies, where the relative values in “pons” or “cerebellar” regions of the Hoffman phantom did not differ significantly between HRRT and other scanners. This result is also consistent with the idea of the difference being due to scatter correction. The Hoffman phantom scans did not have activity in these lower slices and hence there was not additional scatter in the field-of-view that could be removed. There was a torso phantom used with the Hoffman phantom scans (simulating out-of-field scatter), but this was outside the FOV for all scanners including the HRRT.

2. Some HRRT images have reconstruction (attenuation and/or scatter correction induced) artifacts. Some of these are quite subtle that were only noticed or confirmed when the 6 month or 12 month PET scans were obtained and overlaid with the baseline scans. This has resulted in some of the HRRT scans that had originally passed “QC” (and hence available) now being “failed”, and no longer available for download. LONI’s advanced database search can be used to find the current HRRT scans that have passed QC. In some cases these artifacts have caused even greater differences in the relative metabolic values in lower image slices, compounding the issue raised above, where for example pons values are relatively lower than in other scanners.

Current Advice (May 8, 2007):
1. At present, scans from HRRT scanners should be considered to produce a different pattern of FDG uptake than other scanners (see below). Analyses that assume comparability across all scanners should consider excluding HRRT scans for the time being (e.g. comparison of individual scans to a normal database).

2. Check to see if any HRRT PET scans that you have downloaded are no longer available. Do not use any HRRT images that are now failed and not available through LONI.

Plan:
1. Now that all the baseline PET scans on normal controls have been acquired and uploaded to LONI, we are working on an empirical correction for scanner-specific differences in PET scans such as those described above. Notices will be provided here concerning progress on this front.

2. The HRRT sites have figured out how to deal with most of the artifacts mentioned above. All failed scans from HRRT sites are being reprocessed in an attempt to reduce or remove these artifacts. Re-reconstructed images will be uploaded and QC’d. Notices will be provided here for all re-worked HRRT images that pass QC. After re-reconstruction and re-processing of these “failed”, other HRRT scans that are currently available will be re-reconstructed with the new processing stream, to make sure all subjects have optimal images over time.

-- BobKoeppe - 08 May 2007

Siemens BioGraph HiRez PET scan warning:

Sites with BioGraph HiRez scanners: 016 (since 2007), 020, 037, 062, 072, 082, 130

Summary of warning:
There exists a software bug in OSEM reconstruction for Siemens BioGraph HiRez PET/CT scanners. Depending upon the circumstances, this artifact can be quite minor or can be quite substantial. Siemens is aware of this, has developed a patch for the problem, and is in the process of distributing the patch to the BioGraph HiRez sites. We will be asking all HiRez sites to re-reconstruct all of their PET images once the site has the software patch installed and tested.

The problem involves an error in the Siemens image reconstruction algorithm that may produce an artifactual asymmetry in the PET images. The actual asymmetry depends on how the patient is positioned in the scanner. These asymmetries may produce data analytic results that appear as if brain activity is higher in one hemisphere than another, potentially seriously affecting the ADNI results. The actual error for a particular scan depends upon a variety of physical factors and the specific software version the site used for that scan reconstruction.

Technical details of the problem: The problem is in the Siemens OSEM reconstruction, where the ordered subsets of the PET and CT data sets used by the EM algorithm are not correctly matched between emission (PET) and transmission (CT) data. In other words, the emission projections are being attenuation corrected with the wrong CT projections. The artifact appears as an asymmetry in the image that does not really exist. If the subject is low in the field-of-view, an image left > image right asymmetry occurs (mostly in posterior regions). If the subject is high in the FOV, the opposite occurs, but more in the frontal regions. The magnitude of the artifacts depends upon many factors, including physical factors and the particular software version and software parameters being used. These are summarized as follows. Physical factors: If the object being imaged is cylindrical and perfectly centered in the field-of-view, there is no artifact. As the object becomes more elliptical (such as a head), and as the object is located further from the center of the scanner’s FOV, the magnitude of the asymmetry increases. This error was not seen in the phantom studies that were done at the start of ADNI since the Hoffman phantom is cylindrical, and each site scanned the phantom very near to the center of the FOV.

Software version/parameter factors: The error is both software version and OSEM parameter dependent. The error is less noticeable for software versions 3.x and more noticeable in the newer software releases, 4.x. (see below for explanation). The ADNI protocol specifies 4 iterations and 16 subsets with reconstruction into a 168x168 grid using “TRIM=2”. In OSEM reconstruction, the number of projections has to be divisible by the number of subsets so that the number of projections per subset is constant. The number of angular projections for the BioGraph HiRez is 336. This is divisible by 16 (336/16=21 projections per subset). HOWEVER, a feature of Siemens software used to speed up reconstruction is to interpolate the number of rays per projection and the number of projections to the output image grid size. Thus, if the 336 projections are interpolated to 168 projections prior to reconstruction, 16 subsets cannot be used (168/16=10.5, and you can’t have half a projection). The older software either forced the user to select 14 subsets (168/14=12), or actually used 14 subsets even when 16 subsets was selected. When the version 4.x software was released, the option for 14 subsets disappeared, and when the user selects 16 subsets the software rounds this UP, not DOWN to the nearest number of acceptable subsets, which happens to be 21 (168/21=8). Thus, even though the software says 16 subsets, 21 are being used with version 4.x software. This has two effects. The minor one is that the images are noisier than before since 50% more total sub-iterations are being used (4 x 21, instead of 4x14), but more importantly, the error due to the mismatch of PET and CT projections for attenuation correction has become considerably more pronounced with 21 subsets than 14 subjects, due to the particulars of the actual software bug in Siemens code.

Current Advice (May 8, 2007):
All BioGraph HiRez PET scans need to be interpreted with caution. While the majority of artifact-induced asymmetries are probably only a few percent or less, in some cases these will be greater. If during longitudinal analysis, one finds a change in the degree of asymmetry between scans, this finding in particular should be questioned. Final conclusions should wait until the re-reconstructions are uploaded to LONI. One can make an educated guess about the magnitude of the artifact for a given scan by considering the above information (i.e. version 3 vs. version 4, location within the FOV), but also by looking at the raw images to see whether the asymmetries are seen in the scalp. While scalp uptake of FDG may also be asymmetric, the artifact will be more apparent in regions farther from the center of the object (such as scalp). Hence, in many of the ADNI BioGraph HiRez images, one can see a noticeable scalp asymmetry. In my review of all BioGraph HiRez scans, most subjects are scanned a little below the center of the field-of-view, and hence in many images one scan see an image left (brain right) posterior increase in scalp activity.

Plan:
When the software patch is available and re-reconstructions are performed by the sites, and uploaded to LONI, we will provide the updates here concerning the availability of these re-processed BioGraph HiRez scans.

-- BobKoeppe - 08 May 2007

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-- KarenCrawford - 07 May 2007

ADNIPostProc   20 Oct 2009 - 22:43 - r1.13   DanielFinlay

Post-Processed Image Analysis Info

Documentation

Documentation describing processing steps performed by individual analysis groups are available below.

UCSF FreeSurfer? Note: After completion of UCSFFRESFR analysis with Freesurfer version 4.1.0, we determined that there seemed to be a bias for increasing rates of change, and thus the rates of change reported in this data set are spuriously elevated. We strongly suggest NOT using this data set (UCSFFRESFR), and rather use the data which we have run with a newer version of Freesurfer. FS version 4.3.0 for cross sectional data (UCSFFSX) and FS version 4.4.0 for longitudinal data (UCSFFSL) have been uploaded and are strongly recommended for use.

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ADNIResources   01 Dec 2005 - 01:58 - NEW   LindaCapetilloCunliffe

ADNI Resources & Tools

HowToUseWiki   01 Dec 2005 - 02:00 - NEW   LindaCapetilloCunliffe

How To Use the ADNI Wiki

We encourage you to change the contents of a CCB Wiki web page and to add your own web page topics - that is what a Wiki is all about!

Edit a Wiki Page

  • Locate the rectangular tab containing the words "Edit this Page"
  • Click the button.
  • Enter a ADNI Wiki user name and password if prompted to do so.
  • Edit the page using the Wiki Text Formatting Rules
  • Preview your changes to the wiki web page by clicking the rectangular button labelled "Preview Changes"
  • Once you are satisfied with the web page, save the changes by clicking the "Save Changes" button.

Add a Wiki page

A Wiki web page is considered to describe a specific topic. To add a new topic:

  • Edit an existing Wiki page and add a WikiWord defining the name of your new Wiki topic.
  • Preview and Save your changes to the existing web page. Your new Wiki Topic will have a small question mark inserted after the word. This means the new topic has not yet been created.
  • Click the new topic.
  • Enter a ADNI Wiki user name and password if prompted to do so.
  • You will be viewing a Wiki Edit web page. Enter the contents of your new topic.
  • Preview the changes and revise until you are satisfied (see above for details). * Save the changes to your newly created Wiki Web page.

Adding Images to a Wiki page

*See "Attaching a file to a Wiki page", below.

Attaching a file to a Wiki page.

You may at time want to associate an external file with a ADNI Wiki topic. Examples of this might be to add the detailed agenda of a meeting, or a spreadsheet table containing experimental results,and so forth.

To do so,

  • Ensure the file is on your local computer.
  • Click the button labelled "Attach a file". You will be asked to locate the file you want to upload, and to supply a comment that describes the file.
  • Click the "Upload File" button at the bottom of the upload page.

Your file will be sent to the CCB Wiki web site and a table of file attachments to this web page will appear at the bottom of the web page if it not already there.

  • If you select the "Link" checkbox before uploading the file and it is an image format recognized by our Wiki software (Twiki) the picture will appear in the web page. You may then Edit the page (see above) if you want to modify the text before the picture, or it's location on the web page.

Deleting an attached file

  • Locate the attached file in table of files (usually at the bottom of the wiki web page).
  • Click "Manage"
  • Click "Move Attachment" (at the bottom of the management web page).
  • Choose "Trash" from the drop-down Web menu of projects.
  • Type "TrashAttachment" into the Topic text entry area.
  • Click the "Move" button to delete the attachment.

You can find more details using file attachments

IDAFAQ   01 Mar 2007 - 23:45 - r1.2   KarenCrawford

IDA FAQ

What are the IDA System Requirements?

  • Web browser software.
  • Internet connected computer.
  • Java Plug-in version 1.5 or higher.

Check here to see if you have the Java Plug-in installed: http://www.java.com/en/download/help/testvm.xml

Why do I get an Applet Initialization error message?

When the IDA is updated, a new version of the applet may be created. Some browser software may keep a cached version of the old applet resulting in the error message. To resolve, clear the cache by first opening the Java Console and then pressing "X" to clear the cache:

Windows:

  • IE: Tools | Sun Java Console
  • Mozilla: Tools | Web Development | Java Console

Linux: (SeaMonkey?)

  • Tools->Web Development->Java Console

Linux: (Firefox)

  • Go to the directory that Java is installed in (e.g., /usr/java)
  • run bin/ControlPanel
  • Advanced->Java console
  • Choose "Show console"
  • OK

Mac: (Safari and Firefox)

  • Go to Applications/Utilities/Java
  • Locate Java Preferences (and double-click)
  • Advanced->Java Console
  • Choose "Show Console"

Close your browser and then open a new browser window.

-- KarenCrawford - 01 Mar 2007

NumericResultsFAQ   23 Apr 2009 - 22:20 - r1.2   MikeDonohue

Numeric Summaries FAQ

How can I find images that correspond with the numeric summary files (adni_strokesum, adni_ucbpet, adni_ucsdvol, adni_ucsfsntvol, etc)?

  • The csv files provided in the clinical data downloads contain the subject ID, visit code and unique LONI image ID for each value reported.
  • Use these elements to searchthe IDA. Specifically, enter the subject ID, choose the appropriate visit code and select processed data (radio button).
  • On the query results page, hold the mouse over the series description to determine the LONI image ID (the URL shown at the bottom of the web browser contains the imageId that matches that in the csv files).

-- KarenCrawford - 13 Oct 2007

WebChanges   16 Aug 2001 - 19:58 - NEW   PeterThoeny
Topics in ADNI web: Changed: (now 17:35) Changed by:

WebStatistics 23 Nov 2009 - 05:04 - r1.1338 Main.guest
Statistics for ADNI Web Month: Topic views: Topic saves: File uploads: Most popular topic views: Top contributors for topic save and uploads: Nov 2009 5490 0 0 1414 ...
 
ADNIAnnouncements 20 Oct 2009 - 22:48 - r1.10 DanielFinlay
ADNI Announcements 20 October 2009 UCSF FreeSurfer Document Documentation of the UCSF FreeSurfer processing and QC methods has been uploaded to the 'Post-Processed ...
 
ADNIPostProc 20 Oct 2009 - 22:43 - r1.13 DanielFinlay
Post-Processed Image Analysis Info Documentation Documentation describing processing steps performed by individual analysis groups are available below. UCSFMRI Analysis ...
 
WebHome 24 Jun 2009 - 17:48 - r1.17 KarenCrawford
ADNI Billboard This is a web-based collaboration area for ADNI members. Visit the LONI ADNI Homepage here. $ ADNI Announcements: ADNI Community news and events. ...
 
ADNIBiomarkerCore 02 Jun 2009 - 16:48 - r1.2 MikeDonohue
Biomarker Core News Below is a brief summary of dates of CSF biomarker analyses run as batches of samples using the Luminex xMAP platform and Innogenetics INNO-BIA ...
 
ADNIPETCore 01 May 2009 - 15:14 - r1.28 BobKoeppe
ADNI PET Core PET Core News Data Recall Advisory From time to time, our PET Quality Control process identifies data as faulty that have already been posted and downloaded ...
 
NumericResultsFAQ 23 Apr 2009 - 22:20 - r1.2 MikeDonohue
Numeric Summaries FAQ How can I find images that correspond with the numeric summary files (adni strokesum, adni ucbpet, adni ucsdvol, adni ucsfsntvol, etc)? The ...
 
ADNIClinicalFAQ 24 Feb 2009 - 17:45 - r1.14 KarenCrawford
Clinical Data FAQ Q1: How do I get the clinical data? A1: The clinical data set may be downloaded from LONI here (authorized users only). The ADNI Biostatistics Core ...
 
ADNIMRICore 08 Feb 2009 - 18:04 - r1.13 PaulaBritson
ADNI MRI Core MRI Core News This is the latest update for processing sites that addresses which scan to use if the site did two scans for a particular timepoint. ...
 
ADNIBiostatCore 11 Oct 2008 - 00:22 - NEW KarenCrawford
ADNI Biostat Core Biostat Core News Topic permissions Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE Main.AdniGroup
 
ADNIForum 09 Nov 2007 - 23:08 - r1.3 KarenCrawford
ADNI Community Forum Only registered users may post content. Details at: http://www.loni.ucla.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiRegistration Post your ideas, suggestions ...
 
WebPreferences 17 Aug 2007 - 01:34 - r1.11 DavidHasson
ADNI Web Preferences The following settings are web preferences of the ADNI web. These preferences overwrite the site-level preferences in TWIKIWEB . WIKIPREFSTOPIC ...
 
ADNIFAQ 12 Jun 2007 - 17:04 - r1.5 KarenCrawford
ADNI FAQ FAQs Q: Why are there cases where the subject has a 6 month scan but no baseline scan? A: The subject's 1.5T screening scan becomes baseline if the subject ...
 
ADNICores 16 Apr 2007 - 19:01 - r1.4 KarenCrawford
ADNI Research Cores MRI Core News The ADNI MRI core has uncovered a potential concern about the accuracy of image scaling in the frequency encode direction on Philips ...
 
IDAFAQ 01 Mar 2007 - 23:45 - r1.2 KarenCrawford
IDA FAQ What are the IDA System Requirements? Web browser software. Internet connected computer. Java Plug-in version 1.5 or higher. Check here to see if you have ...
 
HowToUseWiki 01 Dec 2005 - 02:00 - NEW LindaCapetilloCunliffe
How To Use the ADNI Wiki We encourage you to change the contents of a CCB Wiki web page and to add your own web page topics that is what a Wiki is all about! Edit ...
 
ADNIResources 01 Dec 2005 - 01:58 - NEW LindaCapetilloCunliffe
ADNI Resources Tools
 
WebNotify 28 Aug 2004 - 07:30 - r1.4 PeterThoeny
This is a subscription service to be automatically notified by e-mail when topics change in this ADNI web. This is a convenient service, so you do not have to come ...
 
WebLeftBar 16 Aug 2004 - 05:52 - NEW ArthurClemens?
INCLUDINGWEB Web INCLUDINGWEB Web Home Changes Index Search Webs WEBLIST{" $name" separator ""} INCLUDE{" MAINWEB . WIKINAME LeftBar" warn "Create personal sidebar ...
 
WebRss 16 Aug 2004 - 03:27 - r1.2 PeterThoeny
TWiki's ADNI web SCRIPTURL /view SCRIPTSUFFIX /ADNI The ADNI web of TWiki. TWiki is a Web-Based Collaboration Platform for the Corporate World. INCLUDE{" TWIKIWEB ...
 
WebSearchAdvanced 18 Jan 2004 - 10:52 - NEW PeterThoeny
INCLUDE{" TWIKIWEB .WebSearchAdvanced"}
 
WebIndex 24 Nov 2001 - 11:41 - r1.2 PeterThoeny
SEARCH{"\. " scope "topic" regex "on" nosearch "on"} See also the faster WebTopicList
 
WebTopicList 24 Nov 2001 - 11:40 - NEW PeterThoeny
TOPICLIST{" $name "} See also the verbose WebIndex.
 
WebChanges 16 Aug 2001 - 19:58 - NEW PeterThoeny
INCLUDE{" TWIKIWEB .WebChanges"}
 
WebSearch 08 Aug 2001 - 05:26 - NEW PeterThoeny
INCLUDE{" TWIKIWEB .WebSearch"}
 

Number of topics: 25

WebHome   24 Jun 2009 - 17:48 - r1.17   KarenCrawford

ADNI Billboard

This is a web-based collaboration area for ADNI members.

Visit the LONI ADNI Homepage here.

ADNI Announcements
ADNI Community news and events.
ADNI MRI Core
MRI core news.
ADNI PET Core
PET core news.
ADNI Biomarker Core
Biomarker core news.
ADNI Biostatistics Core
Biostatistics core news.
ADNI FAQ
A list of commonly asked questions and their answers.
ADNI Clinical FAQ
A list of commonly asked questions about ADNI Clinical Data.
IDA FAQ
A list of commonly asked questions relating to the IDA.
Numeric Results FAQ
A list of questions relating to the numeric summary files.
ADNI Community Forum
User forum for posting ideas, suggestions, etc.
Post-Processed Image Analysis Info
Documentation for Post-processed image analysis.
Topic permissions
WebIndex   24 Nov 2001 - 11:41 - r1.2   PeterThoeny
Topics in ADNI web: Changed: (now 17:35) Changed by:

ADNIAnnouncements 20 Oct 2009 - 22:48 - r1.10 DanielFinlay
ADNI Announcements 20 October 2009 UCSF FreeSurfer Document Documentation of the UCSF FreeSurfer processing and QC methods has been uploaded to the 'Post-Processed ...
 
ADNIBiomarkerCore 02 Jun 2009 - 16:48 - r1.2 MikeDonohue
Biomarker Core News Below is a brief summary of dates of CSF biomarker analyses run as batches of samples using the Luminex xMAP platform and Innogenetics INNO-BIA ...
 
ADNIBiostatCore 11 Oct 2008 - 00:22 - NEW KarenCrawford
ADNI Biostat Core Biostat Core News Topic permissions Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE Main.AdniGroup Main.KarenCrawford 11 Oct 2008
 
ADNIClinicalFAQ 24 Feb 2009 - 17:45 - r1.14 KarenCrawford
Clinical Data FAQ Q1: How do I get the clinical data? A1: The clinical data set may be downloaded from LONI here (authorized users only). The ADNI Biostatistics Core ...
 
ADNICores 16 Apr 2007 - 19:01 - r1.4 KarenCrawford
ADNI Research Cores MRI Core News The ADNI MRI core has uncovered a potential concern about the accuracy of image scaling in the frequency encode direction on Philips ...
 
ADNIFAQ 12 Jun 2007 - 17:04 - r1.5 KarenCrawford
ADNI FAQ FAQs Q: Why are there cases where the subject has a 6 month scan but no baseline scan? A: The subject's 1.5T screening scan becomes baseline if the subject ...
 
ADNIForum 09 Nov 2007 - 23:08 - r1.3 KarenCrawford
ADNI Community Forum Only registered users may post content. Details at: http://www.loni.ucla.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiRegistration Post your ideas, suggestions ...
 
ADNIMRICore 08 Feb 2009 - 18:04 - r1.13 PaulaBritson
ADNI MRI Core MRI Core News This is the latest update for processing sites that addresses which scan to use if the site did two scans for a particular timepoint. ...
 
ADNIPETCore 01 May 2009 - 15:14 - r1.28 BobKoeppe
ADNI PET Core PET Core News Data Recall Advisory From time to time, our PET Quality Control process identifies data as faulty that have already been posted and downloaded ...
 
ADNIPostProc 20 Oct 2009 - 22:43 - r1.13 DanielFinlay
Post-Processed Image Analysis Info Documentation Documentation describing processing steps performed by individual analysis groups are available below. UCSFMRI Analysis ...
 
ADNIResources 01 Dec 2005 - 01:58 - NEW LindaCapetilloCunliffe
ADNI Resources Tools
 
HowToUseWiki 01 Dec 2005 - 02:00 - NEW LindaCapetilloCunliffe
How To Use the ADNI Wiki We encourage you to change the contents of a CCB Wiki web page and to add your own web page topics that is what a Wiki is all about! Edit ...
 
IDAFAQ 01 Mar 2007 - 23:45 - r1.2 KarenCrawford
IDA FAQ What are the IDA System Requirements? Web browser software. Internet connected computer. Java Plug-in version 1.5 or higher. Check here to see if you have ...
 
NumericResultsFAQ 23 Apr 2009 - 22:20 - r1.2 MikeDonohue
Numeric Summaries FAQ How can I find images that correspond with the numeric summary files (adni strokesum, adni ucbpet, adni ucsdvol, adni ucsfsntvol, etc)? The ...
 
WebChanges 16 Aug 2001 - 19:58 - NEW PeterThoeny
INCLUDE{" TWIKIWEB .WebChanges"}
 
WebHome 24 Jun 2009 - 17:48 - r1.17 KarenCrawford
ADNI Billboard This is a web-based collaboration area for ADNI members. Visit the LONI ADNI Homepage here. $ ADNI Announcements: ADNI Community news and events. ...
 
WebIndex 24 Nov 2001 - 11:41 - r1.2 PeterThoeny
SEARCH{"\. " scope "topic" regex "on" nosearch "on"} See also the faster WebTopicList
 
WebLeftBar 16 Aug 2004 - 05:52 - NEW ArthurClemens?
INCLUDINGWEB Web INCLUDINGWEB Web Home Changes Index Search Webs WEBLIST{" $name" separator ""} INCLUDE{" MAINWEB . WIKINAME LeftBar" warn "Create personal sidebar ...
 
WebNotify 28 Aug 2004 - 07:30 - r1.4 PeterThoeny
This is a subscription service to be automatically notified by e-mail when topics change in this ADNI web. This is a convenient service, so you do not have to come ...
 
WebPreferences 17 Aug 2007 - 01:34 - r1.11 DavidHasson
ADNI Web Preferences The following settings are web preferences of the ADNI web. These preferences overwrite the site-level preferences in TWIKIWEB . WIKIPREFSTOPIC ...
 
WebRss 16 Aug 2004 - 03:27 - r1.2 PeterThoeny
TWiki's ADNI web SCRIPTURL /view SCRIPTSUFFIX /ADNI The ADNI web of TWiki. TWiki is a Web-Based Collaboration Platform for the Corporate World. INCLUDE{" TWIKIWEB ...
 
WebSearch 08 Aug 2001 - 05:26 - NEW PeterThoeny
INCLUDE{" TWIKIWEB .WebSearch"}
 
WebSearchAdvanced 18 Jan 2004 - 10:52 - NEW PeterThoeny
INCLUDE{" TWIKIWEB .WebSearchAdvanced"}
 
WebStatistics 23 Nov 2009 - 05:04 - r1.1338 Main.guest
Statistics for ADNI Web Month: Topic views: Topic saves: File uploads: Most popular topic views: Top contributors for topic save and uploads: Nov 2009 5490 0 0 1414 ...
 
WebTopicList 24 Nov 2001 - 11:40 - NEW PeterThoeny
TOPICLIST{" $name "} See also the verbose WebIndex.
 

Number of topics: 25

See also the faster WebTopicList

WebLeftBar   16 Aug 2004 - 05:52 - NEW   ArthurClemens?

  • My links
  • My home page?
  • Show me topics of interest
edit

WebNotify   28 Aug 2004 - 07:30 - r1.4   PeterThoeny
This is a subscription service to be automatically notified by e-mail when topics change in this ADNI web. This is a convenient service, so you do not have to come back and check all the time if something has changed. To subscribe, please add a bullet with your WikiName in alphabetical order to this list:

Format: TWiki handles entries in bullet list (<space><space><space>*) format containing the WikiName of a user; a WikiName with e-mail address; or a TWikiGroup. Examples:

  • Main.FredBloggs
  • Main.FredBloggs - secondary@home.com
  • Main.EngineeringGroup

The first entry is the default form, the notification gets sent to the e-mail address specified in the user's home page. The second entry lists an alternative e-mail address. The third entry specifies a group, the notification gets sent to each member of the group.

Related topics: WebChangesAlert, TWikiUsers, TWikiRegistration

WebPreferences   17 Aug 2007 - 01:34 - r1.11   DavidHasson

ADNI Web Preferences

The following settings are web preferences of the ADNI web. These preferences overwrite the site-level preferences in TWikiPreferences, and can be overwritten by user preferences (your personal topic, eg: TWikiGuest in the Main web).

Preferences:

  • Web specific background color: (Pick a lighter one of the StandardColors)
    • Set WEBBGCOLOR = #99cc99

ADNI / Loni Customisations

Image, URL and alternate tooltip text of TWiki logo: (can be overwritten by web preferences)

  • List this web in the SiteMap:
    • If yes, set SITEMAPLIST to on, do not set NOSEARCHALL, and add the "what" and "use to..." description for the site map. Make sure to list only links that include the name of the web, e.g. ADNI.Topic links.
    • Set SITEMAPLIST = on
    • Set SITEMAPWHAT = ADNI Project: Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative
    • Set SITEMAPUSETO = The collaboration forum for the ADNI project

  • Exclude web from a web="all" search: (Set to on for hidden webs)
    • Set NOSEARCHALL =

  • Prevent automatic linking of WikiWords and acronyms (if set to on); link WikiWords (if empty); can be overwritten by web preferences:
    • Set NOAUTOLINK =
    • Note: Use the [[...][...]] syntax to link topics in case you disabled WikiWord linking. The <noautolink> ... </noautolink> syntax can be used to prevents links within a block of text.

  • Default template for new topics and form(s) for this web:
    • WebTopicEditTemplate?: Default template for new topics in this web. (Site-level is used if topic does not exist)
    • TWiki.WebTopicEditTemplate: Site-level default template
    • TWikiForms: How to enable form(s)
    • Set WEBFORMS =

  • Users or groups who are not / are allowed to view / change / rename topics in the ADNI web: (See TWikiAccessControl)
    • Set DENYWEBVIEW =
    • Set ALLOWWEBVIEW =
    • Set DENYWEBCHANGE =
    • Set ALLOWWEBCHANGE =
    • Set DENYWEBRENAME =
    • Set ALLOWWEBRENAME =

  • Users or groups allowed to change or rename this WebPreferences topic: (I.e. TWikiAdminGroup)

  • Web preferences that are not allowed to be overridden by user preferences:
    • Set FINALPREFERENCES = NOSEARCHALL, ATTACHFILESIZELIMIT, WIKIWEBMASTER, WEBCOPYRIGHT, WEBTOPICLIST, DENYWEBVIEW, ALLOWWEBVIEW, DENYWEBCHANGE, ALLOWWEBCHANGE, DENYWEBRENAME, ALLOWWEBRENAME

Notes:

  • A preference is defined as:
    6 spaces * Set NAME = value
    Example:
    • Set WEBBGCOLOR = #FFFFC0
  • Preferences are used as TWikiVariables by enclosing the name in percent signs. Example:
    • When you write variable %WEBBGCOLOR% , it gets expanded to #99cc99 .
  • The sequential order of the preference settings is significant. Define preferences that use other preferences first, i.e. set WEBCOPYRIGHT before WIKIWEBMASTER since %WEBCOPYRIGHT% uses the %WIKIWEBMASTER% variable.
  • You can introduce new preferences variables and use them in your topics and templates. There is no need to change the TWiki engine (Perl scripts).

Related Topics:

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(last changed by guest) 2009-11-23T05:04Z guest 1.1338 updated major http://www.loni.ucla.edu/twiki/bin/rdiff/ADNI/WebStatistics http://www.loni.ucla.edu/twiki/bin/rdiff/ADNI/WebStatistics ADNIAnnouncements http://www.loni.ucla.edu/twiki/bin/view/ADNI/ADNIAnnouncements?t=2009-10-20T22:48Z ADNI Announcements 20 October 2009 UCSF FreeSurfer Document Documentation of the UCSF FreeSurfer processing and QC methods has been uploaded to the 'Post-Processed ... (last changed by DanielFinlay) 2009-10-20T22:48Z dfinlay 1.10 updated major http://www.loni.ucla.edu/twiki/bin/rdiff/ADNI/ADNIAnnouncements http://www.loni.ucla.edu/twiki/bin/rdiff/ADNI/ADNIAnnouncements ADNIPostProc http://www.loni.ucla.edu/twiki/bin/view/ADNI/ADNIPostProc?t=2009-10-20T22:43Z Post-Processed Image Analysis Info Documentation Documentation describing processing steps performed by individual analysis groups are available below. UCSFMRI Analysis ... (last changed by DanielFinlay) 2009-10-20T22:43Z dfinlay 1.13 updated major http://www.loni.ucla.edu/twiki/bin/rdiff/ADNI/ADNIPostProc http://www.loni.ucla.edu/twiki/bin/rdiff/ADNI/ADNIPostProc WebHome http://www.loni.ucla.edu/twiki/bin/view/ADNI/WebHome?t=2009-06-24T17:48Z ADNI Billboard This is a web-based collaboration area for ADNI members. Visit the LONI ADNI Homepage here. $ ADNI Announcements: ADNI Community news and events. ... (last changed by KarenCrawford) 2009-06-24T17:48Z kcrawford 1.17 updated major http://www.loni.ucla.edu/twiki/bin/rdiff/ADNI/WebHome http://www.loni.ucla.edu/twiki/bin/rdiff/ADNI/WebHome ADNIBiomarkerCore http://www.loni.ucla.edu/twiki/bin/view/ADNI/ADNIBiomarkerCore?t=2009-06-02T16:48Z Biomarker Core News Below is a brief summary of dates of CSF biomarker analyses run as batches of samples using the Luminex xMAP platform and Innogenetics INNO-BIA ... 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